[Winona Online Democracy]
I would be interested in whether or not to broaden the membership for
community members beyond what I saw as business representatives and parents.
Why couldn't anyone who has an interest be a member? Neighbors of the
school, past parents or past students, etc. for
[Winona Online Democracy]
Steve S.,
I think you are doing a bit of generalizing of how WOD responded to your
article. I just finished going through and reading all the posts related to
it. My sense is that the angry comments were made primarily by one person
(that included the get a life
Monday night I took the opportunity to watch the televised Winona City Council Meeting, paying particular attention to the "public hearing" on the Riverbend Retail Park plat plan.
What I heard was about half a dozen intelligent, articulate citizens of Winona speaking their concerns about this plan
[Winona Online Democracy]
Greetings,
Gay Mortensen oversees District Communications for Winona Area Public
Schools. I asked her if she would respond to the following questions:
Do site teams have a role in the district's Communication Plan to better
engage the community. In what ways can site
Dean and everyone,
The majority of the people in attendance were there
for both public hearings, Riverbend's plat and Treetops.
Riverbend's plat discussion has little to do with
Wal-Mart, for the road in question is necessary regardless of who goes
there. Even so, we listened to every
Gerry and Dean and everyone...
I'm not really emotionally involved in the WalMart
debate...the only time I have ever been in a WalMart has been in Antigo,
Wisconsin...because it is the only grocery store within an hour's drive of where
my family has been vacationing the last couple of
